When an emergency strikes you never know where it will happen. Would you be at home, work, school, the movies, or at the park? It can be irritating having your 72-Hour Kit tucked away under a pile of boxes and not have access to it or if you’re not even prepared and have a 72-Hour Kit. So today I will provide you with some ideal location’s where you might find it to be a life saver in the case of an emergency does strike in your area.

• Your Coat Closet
  

The majority of houses will have a coat closet close to the front door  or entry area. In the past I have taken a coat hanger and put the head of the hanger and inserted it through the top loop of the back pack. It serves a great purpose having your 72-Hour Kit so close to the front door, when the emergency strikes and your home or close to home you will enjoy having easy access to your emergency supply’s . When you are dealing with a Grab-&-Go situation time is of the essence and you don’t want to be shuffling under boxes to find your 72-Hour Kit. If you do not have a coat closet, just have your 72-Hour Kits in a close location to the front door or garage. The key is to make it as easy as possible so you wont be dealing with any delays.

• Your Automobile

Living in a period that having an car or truck is a must to get from point A to point B the quickest. So not knowing where you will be when the emergency will strike and the odds of you having your car around you can provide you with a great location to store your 72-Hour Kit. Just picture, no matter where you go you tend to have your car with you. Its a simple resource that some might over look and your also killing 2 birds with 1 stone by making it your Auto Emergency Kit + 72-Hour Kit. You can go to your local super store & pick up a plastic container to store your supply items in a simple container if you don’t like to have your backpack or duffel bag rolling in the back.

Everyone’s situation is different, you might not have a car or you might not have a closet. But we all can judge our situation & find the best option for storing your survival kit. I would be more than happy to hear of the locations where you store your kits, please comment and compare to the options that I have provided.